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I am running a Windows 7 computer with MS Word 2007. &nbsp;All of a sudden my text in a Word document shows at the very top of the document, although the default margins are set for 1&quot; all around and Print Preview and the actual printing has the text where it belongs within the margins. &nbsp;The View Setting is &quot;Print View&quot;, so I can't figure out what's going on. &nbsp;<br />
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Please help,<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Phil
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I am running a Windows 7 computer with MS Word 2007.  All of a sudden my text in a Word document shows at the very top of the document, although the default margins are set for 1" all around and Print Preview and the actual printing has the text where it belongs within the margins.  The View Setting is "Print View", so I can't figure out what's going on.  

Please help,

Thanks,

Phil

Default Margins in MS Word

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